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Injustice DVD

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In this gripping five-part psychological thriller, a defence barrister is faced with the proposition: what can you do when you have defended the indefensible? When the man you have helped prove innocent is, in fact, guilty? William Travers (Purefoy) is famous for defending the underdog. Recovering from a nervous breakdown and working on low-level cases in rural Suffolk he comes across a figure from the past; and an old friend asks his help in defending an accusation of murder. Soon Travers finds himself immersed in a conspiracy that reaches outside the courtroom and... threatens to destroy him. Nail-biting tension builds on a journey of exploded beliefs and good faith that hurtles towards a devastating conclusion. Special Features: Anthony Horowitz Biography Cast Filmographies Picture Gallery Subtitles [show more]

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Released
13 June 2011
Directors
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Acorn 
Classification
Runtime
224 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5036193098789 
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play In this gripping five-part psychological thriller a defence barrister is faced with the proposition what can you do when you have defended the indefensible? When the man you have helped prove innocent is in fact guilty? William Travers (Purefoy) is famous for defending the underdog Recovering from a nervous breakdown and working on low-level cases in rural Suffolk he comes across a figure from the past; and an old friend asks his help in defending an accusation of murder Soon Travers finds himself immersed in a conspiracy that reaches outside the courtroom and threatens to destroy him Nail-biting tension builds on a journey of exploded beliefs and good faith that hurtles towards a devastating conclusion

All five episodes of the ITV drama about a criminal barrister who suffers a crisis of conscience when asked to defend an old friend. After a successful career defending the underdog, defense barrister William Travers (James Purefoy) suffers a nervous breakdown and retreats to the Suffolk countryside, taking on minor cases while he recovers. But when an old friend from his past asks for his help in defending a murder charge, Travers soon finds himself questioning his belief in the legal system and his own ethics, as he becomes drawn into a conspiracy that threatens his very existence.

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